Sentence examples for because of a Palestinian from inspiring English sources

It announced an easing of travel restrictions in Bethlehem, which had also been agreed to earlier but postponed because of a Palestinian attack, and allowed for the reopening of two universities in Hebron that it had closed in January, when it said militant groups had used them to plan suicide attacks.

Because of a Palestinian state?

"But most of the time, and for most of us, we do have the safety, we do have the security while we deny it to the Palestinians, because the daily life of a Palestinian in the occupied territory, being subjected to an ongoing military occupation, is not the same.

MARTIN H. SOKOL Great Neck, N.Y., May 17, 2011 To the Editor: We should support the creation of a Palestinian state because it is in America's national interest.

As a parent, I was disturbed to read of the account of the death of a Palestinian baby because an ambulance could not get through Israeli checkpoints.

Avi Boaz, an architect who spent years designing homes with Palestinians, was murdered, in the words of a Palestinian friend, "because he had a Jewish name" (front page, Jan . 16.

"But it would be abnormal," he said, "even criminal, if we were to be the ones to drop this opportunity and prevent the establishment of a Palestinian state because we were busy finding excuses to doubt it".

Batchelder, 57, was chosen by the Sheikh because of his successful defense of Hussein Yaghman, a Palestinian charged with the murders of the father and brother of his daughter's rapist.

Abu Iyad explains that Abu Sa'ed confessed after he received the order to go ahead, explaining that he was unable to go through with the plot because, "He was first of all a Palestinian and his conscience wouldn't let him do it".

A new ambassador was appointed two months ago, but his arrival was postponed because of the Israeli-Palestinian clashes.

Mr. Olmert, he said, is part of a group of one-time rightists who now seek a negotiated two-state solution largely because of a change in Palestinian attitudes.